gnupic: Proposal for gpdasm feature
Subject:
Re: Proposal for gpdasm feature
From:
"Gabor Kiss [Bitman]" ####@####.####
Date:
23 Sep 2004 09:22:23 +0100
Message-Id: <Pine.LNX.4.58.0409231014570.12723@nelson.cdata.hu>
> For many years I've been the maintainer of a set of disassemblers for 8052
> and Z80 family CPUs (which can be downloaded from
> http://home.pacbell.net/theposts - look for the D52 zip file). The focus of
> my disassemblers is to produce an output file which could then be fed back
> into a cross-assembler to produce a hex file functionally identical to the
> hex file that was input to the disassembler.
>
> An important aspect of these disassemblers is to output a file that is more
> like an original source code file, with labels, symbols, and comments that
> the user can specify in a plain ascii text control file that is read by the
> disassembler.
> If you have an interest in having such a feature in gpdasm, please download
> and look over the files and post your comments on the mailing list.
Hi Jeff et al!
Do you know DIS80 an old Z80 disassembler running under CP/M?
It does a similar job that your gpdasm version.
It has some additional nice features.
E.g. DIS80 automatically discovers (the most possible) subroutine
entry points and jump targets then puts symbolic labels like
"A3F45" into the disassembled code. (Where 0x3F45 the location of the
label.)
Data areas are also recognized and labelled.
Regards
Gabor
